Bible Studies
Alright, let’s dive into the Bible Study category! Here’s where we unpack those ancient texts and see how they’re relevant to our lives today. Whether it’s digging into the teachings of Jesus, exploring the wisdom of the Old Testament, or wrestling with tough questions, this is where we roll up our sleeves and get into it. Expect deep dives, fresh perspectives, and maybe even a few “aha” moments along the way. So grab your Bible and let’s do this!
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Jesus taught about hell, and the idea of hell developed gradually over centuries.
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Many people have only a vague idea about the internal structure of the Bible and how it came to us.
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We’re encouraged to consider the power of perseverance in prayer and the steadfastness of God’s response.
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How are you doing spiritually?
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While all were healed, only one truly recognized and appreciated the meaning of that miracle.
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We are all called to give everything to God—not just a portion of our lives.
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God wants to involve us in the bigger work of sharing His love and truth with others.
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The more we have, the easier it is to use it in ways that focus on ourselves instead of for God’s purposes.
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Let’s explore the concept of “hating” our family and even our own lives.
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God to go forth to the most lost souls so as to invite them to God’s Great Banquet
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Are You Hungry for Fame?
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The miracles God has done in your life may not be physical
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We are not fit to live in the kingdom of God. Isaiah 6:5 knew he was not fit to live in the kingdom of God.
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The Power of Different Christian Prayers
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If you cheat on your spouse or the Lord, as a consequence, you too may create for yourself, a chaotic, lonely and desolate life..
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The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)
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Many people believe the resurrection Of Jesus was a hoax- Or was It?
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God loves us all equally without prejudice..
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Pentecost is about- God uniting divided people – Lets dive in
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Prayer is only likely to have mental-health benefits for those who are open to it…
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take a moment to reflect on whether you struggle with indifference toward Jesus teaching..
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Why do bad things happen to good people…
Almost Catholic: The Journey Home 